Washington Elementary is very excited! The school's Believe Projects literacy lab just opened. The ceremony was very touching, and it gave students a bright reading area with lots of different children's books. The goal of this program is to help kids in kindergarten through third grade read better. The City of Visalia is also working on the Washington Elementary Community Connectivity Project, which will make it safer and easier for kids to walk and ride their bikes to school.

Q1. Do students get to do things outside of school?

Ans. Students can join music, sports, clubs, arts programs, and STEM activities that help them become better people, work together, and become leaders outside of school.

Q2. Does the school take food allergies into account?

Ans. Yes, the nurse and classroom staff can help you make individual plans.

Q3. What kinds of things help kids make friends?

Ans. Students can learn how to work together, talk to each other, and make friends through group projects, classroom discussions, and school events.

Q4. What other skills do you learn besides schoolwork?

Ans. The school teaches students to be responsible, work together, and be polite. These are all important social skills that will help them grow as people and do well in the long run.

Q5. How does Washington Elementary help young students with their feelings?

Ans. Staff members who care about students use praise, routine, and positive reinforcement to help them feel safe.